The most anticipated game of Georgia Tech’s schedule proved to be an exciting game. Homecoming against a #4 ranked team provided a stressful anticipation, with the odds being against Georgia Tech. Tensions were high coming into the game because we all knew that this was a game we needed to win. Here is the band came out to celebrate for the pregame.

Of course, again the Ramblin’ Wreck coming to start the game off.

The first play of the game, Virginia Tech tried to test our pass defense. Georgia Tech came out with a very stingy defense to end the half at 7-3. Here is Jerrard Tarrant not allowing Virginia Tech receiver with the catch.

Second pass of the game, but not second play, provided Virginia Tech with a first down. This time with Mario Butler on the defense cannot get to the ball.

Virginia Tech running back Ryan Willams runs through the middle and ended the day with 105 yards and 1 touchdown.

Nesbitt tries to pass the defense, almost avoiding the tackle but was wrapped up around the legs.

Anthony Allen approaches Virginia Tech’s secondary adding to Georgia Tech’s rushing offense.

Pass attended for Demaryius Thomas is broken up by cornerback Rashad Carmichael. Demaryius Thomas ended the day with 1 reception and 51 yards.

Virginia Tech quarter back Tyrod Taylor had no options, he scrambled to the outside and I just love his facial expression on this one.

A-Back Marcus Wright runs the ball, with Georgia Tech distributing the ball to everyone on the field.

Nesbitt getting ready to command his offense.

Virginia Tech’s defense tries to block the PAT.

During half-time, I decided to go on top of the stadium to get a shot of the crowd. The stadium was pretty packed, which I feel like is moderately rare.

Defensive back Mario Williams tried to get the crowd pumped up as we start the second half.

Jonathan Dwyer runs past Virginia Tech’s secondary. Dwyer ended the day with 83yards and no touchdowns.

The Virginia Tech defense was unable to contain Nesbitt, who ended with 145 yards and 3 touchdowns.

Nesbitt passes the ball off the Dwyer up the middle.

Embry Peeples, is one of the eight rushers that lead Georgia Tech’s running attack.

Tyrod Taylor was limited to his own legs, which proved to be the booster for Virginia Tech’s offense. Tyrod Taylor ended the day with 80 yards on 13 attempts.

Nesbitt ended the game with a bang. Here is his final scramble attempt, looking like he was trying to give me the ball.

I had to get a shot of the Crazies, so here is one from the homecoming game.